Good but costly

If you wish to study then it's a good then it's a good college. But the here is hectic and leaves no space to learn or try something out of the college like coaching, computer courses,etc. Plus it's really expensive college.

Course curriculum is good but I believe sometimes it's get too crowded with courses in a semester while in some semester you have much more space. For each course there is three tests of ten- ten marks, two quizes of five marks each, one assignment of ten marks and then final semester ending of fifty marks.

There are placement and job opportunities. All the final year students have a choice to fill the data form, that they can get from the office of their respective faculty. When the opportunity comes you will be notified (as per your details and interest and) then you can go through the selection procedure.

There are different events celebrated or organized by different faculties. All students can attend or participate in the events by submitting event fee.These events are held throughout the year. So if you are looking for fun it's a good chance to try and learn.

The fee structure is quite expensive. Like for BSc itself the course fees is ?17000 per semester. On the top of it you will be charged registration fee of ?2500 every semester. Different course have different fees, you can the details of fee structure from university website.

Loan facility is offered by the college with some eligibility criteria. I not sure college scholarships as there are merit scholarship for some courses while some courses does not have any. But you can apply for other scholarships as per criteria.

There are extracurricular activities likes sports, photography and all. I believe it depends upon personal interest, how they are. From my point of view extracurricular activities are just fine. College have international students too, so you can be lucky to learn about different cultures, people and many other things.

You can contact your seniors just well as they are in college but contacting an alumni is hard. You can communicate freely with your seniors as college has no raging. Our college does hold alumni party for the final year students but most of attending personal are fellow students rather than an alumni.

I got admission through Entrance exam. After merit list was out, you will receive call letter along with a schedule as to when you have to report for counseling. Then you have to go college with call letter for document verification and course selection (for counseling basically).

Every faculty is different but good. If you have any issues, you just need to communicate well with them. Teachers there are quite good and supportive. Most of teachers does communicate in English, so be prepared but nothing to fear even if you are not well english speakers, you will get a hang of it.